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PDP terms Mehbooba’s PSA extension inhuman, unconstitutional

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August 1, 2020
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Srinagar: Terming the extension of Public Safety Act (PSA) of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) president Mehbooba Mufti highly undemocratic and unconstitutional, a spokesman of the party on Friday said no quantum of intimidation can force the into submission.
Reacting to extension of PSA against former Chief Minister Mehbooba said that such vindictive measures will not deter the PDP from pursuing its core agenda and speak truth to power.
According to the party spokesman and media advisor Syed Suhail Bukhari, such measures are aimed to intimidate that will have far-reaching consequences & are bound to only increase the level of alienation and frustration among the people who have been plundered of their identity last year on August 5.
He added that it is bizarre that for the past six months, while the petition against the illegal detention of Mehbooba is pending in the Supreme Court, the government here is hell-bent to hound the PDP president through such illegal, unethical and undemocratic measures.
The party spokesman said that the PDP has a clear stand that ideas cannot be chained, banned or killed and that in democracy, ideas are allowed to flourish and not choked.
“No quantum of pressure and intimidation can push us into submission and to give up on our the resolve to fight for the honor and dignity of the people of J&K. It is ironic that by taking such undemocratic, unconstitutional and unnatural measures, the BJP still believes in the efficacy of these methods and is trying to repeat the old mistakes which will be meaningless and will prove counterproductive,” said the party spokesman.
The spokesperson also highlighted how other party leaders who resisted pressures and temptations stood by the party and its ideology are also being hounded and illegally detained in their houses.

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